electric vehicles

If you're interested in England's answer to the Tesla Roadster, reserve a Lightning GTS today for 15,000 pounds (about $29,500 US). Lightning Car Company Limited plans to deliver the electric vehicles in the UK starting next year. The company

claims the car will achieve naught to 60 in only four seconds, with a top speed of 130 mph. In addition, Lightning claims the range of 30 on-board NanoSafe batteries powering the vehicle will be 250 miles per charge. NanoSafe batteries contain no heavy metals and are

Ok dudes, how radical is the Zero X. It's a dirt bike. An electric dirt bike. WTF? I'm telling you it's quick as a gas bike and real cool looking. Check it out in this picture. Check out the muchacha, too. This piece will be featured at the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach starting this weekend in YES... the one and only Long Beach, California.

So the high-power version of this thing will cost you $8350, but the thing is aluminum and has one of the lightest motorcycle frames physically possible. The bike is 140 pounds and if you gank a charge at your parent's house it runs free for two hours and goes 40 miles! You can sneak up on your friends

How about a 400cc motorbike that goes from 0-50 in 6.8 seconds and has a top speed of 62 miles per hour? What if this same hog required no gasoline and produced no emissions? The future is now, and the Vectrix promises a range of

up to 65 miles on a 3-5 hour charge. Plug in anywhere and hit the throttle alone or with a passenger. The regenerative disc braking system will conserve energy while stopping on Pirelli tires and